adsUS President Donald Trump has signalled that the conflict between the United States and Iran could be nearing an end, raising expectations of easing geopolitical tensions and a potential decline in global oil prices.
Trump, speaking in Ireland, said the war could end soon and predicted that crude prices would fall once the conflict is brought to a close.
His comments come as tensions remain elevated across the Middle East, with fresh concerns over attacks on critical energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
Trump also addressed reported drone attacks on oil pipelines in the Riyadh and Medina regions, which caused damage and casualties, adding another layer of uncertainty to an already volatile regional security situation.
The prospect of a de-escalation between Washington and Tehran could have significant implications for global energy markets. Oil prices have been sensitive to fears that a prolonged conflict could disrupt supplies and threaten key shipping routes and production infrastructure across the Middle East. Related News EPL: Liverpool frustrated by Fulham, Forest deepen Villa crisis Hull City hold Chelsea 2-2 to climb third in Premier League Sunderland vs Arsenal: Gunners face tough Stadium of Light test in title defence adsads
